RE: UKNM: OK so how did OK nab a OK.co.uk

[Teddie (*\\*)]

Nominet Domains


No "Registered on" date in the details = pre Nominet


Ok.co.uk only has modified and updated dates.


Teddie

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Sent: 05 December 2000 16:05

To:

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Subject: RE: UKNM: OK so how did OK nab a OK.co.uk



Hi Leslie,


Slipping my 'Mr. Domain Name' hat on for a brief moment - yes you are

completely correct. The only way that OK mag can use ok.co.uk domain is

that

they either nabbed it before the Nominet rule change, or they bought it

from

someone who had managed to obtain it before the rule change. From the whois

information at www.nic.uk it would suggest that the latter might be the

case

unless, it was renewed recently. A similar thing happened with bt.co.uk


Steve


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Date: Mon, 4 Dec 2000 10:53:07 -0000

From: Leslie Bunder <

Leslie [dot] Bunderentranet [dot] co [dot] uk

>

Subject: UKNM: OK so how did OK nab a OK.co.uk


'er, how does ok mag manage to nab a domain like ok.co.uk given that

nominet

does not allow two alpha character domains...anymore... I think they

changed

the rules about four years ago...


I guess they must have bought it from someone who nab it before Nominet

changed their rules a few years back..


Lesie




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